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Decades






DECADES
Emily Regan


Product Description: A collaborative zine between five artists. The exterior has been coated in a parcel-like brown paper. The title of ‘Decades’ has been printed onto it using cellulose thinner. All of the interior imagery has been laser printed onto the basic white copy paper. Each artist has been assigned a double-page spread and asked to create a response to a particular decade (1950 – 1990). Visual responses vary between basic line drawings to over-exposed photocopied imagery.
 
Publication Details: Brown-paper wrapped A5 zine, Laser printed imagery, staple bound.

Disguise Kit Suitcase





DISGUISE KIT SUITCASE
Unknown (Alumni)


Product Description: A small maroon leather suitcase with worn edges. The unassuming item opens to reveal a sectioned-interior. Four panels each contain various elements contributing to the aim of creating a disguise. The first section contains a series of rubber stamps, all of which have been used. In the second section are a series of passports, each with a different identity. It is within these that the stamps from the previous section have been used. As with all the documents within the case, the passports have been inkjet printed or hand letter-pressed. The pages have also been tea-stained. In the third section the reader can find a pair of reading glasses, accompanied by a series of forged birth certificates. In the final section is a nine-point stab-stitched booklet, bound with string and coated within a washed-yellow sugar paper. The book contains notes regarding the hunt for Phileas Fogg. It is then the reader understands that the suitcase has been created as response to the book ‘Around The World in 80 Days’.
On the inside lid is a mirror, scissors, tweezers and a series of moustaches, all contributing to the concept of identity concealment.
Publication Details: Leather suitcase, Panelled interior, Rubbers, tea-stained documentation, Stab-Stitched book, Various other ephemera.

Die Extraterrestrsichen





DIE EXTRATERRESTRSICHEN
Collaborative Project


Product Description: A5, collaborative artist book with laser-printed imagery. Each artist has been assigned a page (or a double-page spread) with the aim to visualize the extraterrestrial. Reflective of it’s collaborative nature, each page has it’s own identity. For example, one page is a photograph of a cross-stitched character, whilst another is a ink-drawn, satirical look at the identification of an ‘alien’ with reference to the FBI-most wanted list. The entirety of the internal imagery has been printed with a monochromatic color-palette, thus creating an element of visual coherence. Contrastingly, the book’s cover is a hard card and has been printed with a variety of bright colors. The artist's have not been restricted to a particular medium or style.
Publication Details: Collaborative project, 2010, card-covered artist book containing laser-printed imagery, Staple-bound.

Edition 1 of 20.

Danger of Death







DANGER OF DEATH
Greg Levitt

Description: Hardback spiral-bound cover with belly-band. 125mm high - 257mm wide. 16 pages with 8 interspaced trace pages. First edition of 10. Numbered and signed.
This book uses photography and text to exude a sense of fear. You might think the safest place to be is at home in quiet suburbia... think again! Danger lurks where you least expect it - just take a walk round the corner from where you live and you'll see the signs, clear as day, 'Danger of Death'
Publication information: 2009, Brighton, UK, Metal Spiral, Laserprinter, Edition 2 of 10
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Don Juan, Eine Ballard




DON JUAN, EINE BALLARD
Karoline v. Gunderode

Description:
A hard back glued concertina book Length 480 mm, Width 160mm, Depth 10mm. A red fabric matt cover is printed with black ink. The 10 pages are made from cream card.
This book is a concertina fold book utilising type and image with texts describing painful, overwhelming emotion and insufferable yearning. Words used like love, fire and beauty describe "hearts bitter suffering" and and a plea to " free the soul from torture". These are reflected in the boldness of the red abstract imagery. It is a narrative of forbidden love which ends in death.
Publication information: 1990, Offenbach am Main, Glued, Offset litho, Edition 11 of 50